Texas community resource
Parole Revocation Hearing Process
Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
Administrative hearing process for alleged parole or mandatory-supervision violations.
How to get help
The Parole Division initiates the process after detention and interviews the releasee about the alleged violations and hearing rights. The releasee may hire counsel and may have a conditional right to appointed counsel, present evidence, request subpoenas through the parole officer, and confront adverse witnesses unless good cause limits confrontation.
Who this service helps
A person on Texas parole or mandatory supervision for whom the Parole Division requests a qualifying preliminary or revocation hearing.
Where this service is available
Service area: People in the Texas parole or mandatory-supervision revocation process statewide, including people detained or supervised in the Central Texas counties.
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Location and contact
Source and verification
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About this service
The Board's hearing process provides eligible releasees with notice, disclosure, an opportunity to present evidence, and a hearing before a person designated by the Board before a revocation decision.
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